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Pigeon Lake fall index netting summary, 2022

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Fall index netting (FIN) is conducted each year during late summer and fall on selected Alberta lakes to monitor walleye and Northern pike populations. The abundance of adult fish as determined by... More ≫

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Fall index netting (FIN) is conducted each year during late summer and fall on selected Alberta lakes to monitor walleye and Northern pike populations. The abundance of adult fish as determined by the netting is used to help determine the risk to the sustainability of the fish population in a lake. This report presents the results of netting conducted in 2022 on Pigeon Lake.

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Ministerial Order MSD:049/21 [Municipal Affairs]

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Provides the South Pigeon Lake Regional Wastewater Commission, Mackenzie Regional Waste Management Commission, Big Country Waste Management Services Commission, and the Foothills Regional... More ≫

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Provides the South Pigeon Lake Regional Wastewater Commission, Mackenzie Regional Waste Management Commission, Big Country Waste Management Services Commission, and the Foothills Regional Emergency Services Commission a time extension to July 5, 2021 for the preparation and submission of the 2020 financial statements.

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Pigeon Lake FIN summary 2020

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Fall index netting (FIN) is conducted each year during late summer and fall on selected Alberta lakes to monitor walleye and northern pike populations. The abundance of adult fish as determined by... More ≫

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Fall index netting (FIN) is conducted each year during late summer and fall on selected Alberta lakes to monitor walleye and northern pike populations. The abundance of adult fish as determined by the netting is used to help determine the risk to the long-term sustainability of the fish population in a lake. This report presents the results of netting conducted in 2020 on Pigeon Lake.

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Pigeon Lake FIN summary 2018

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Fall index netting (FIN) is conducted each year during late summer and fall on selected Alberta lakes to monitor walleye and northern pike populations. The abundance of adult fish as determined by... More ≫

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Fall index netting (FIN) is conducted each year during late summer and fall on selected Alberta lakes to monitor walleye and northern pike populations. The abundance of adult fish as determined by the netting is used to help determine the risk to the long-term sustainability of the fish population in a lake. This report presents the results of netting conducted in 2018 on Pigeon Lake.

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Riparian assessment validation for North Saskatchewan Region Lakes

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This report documents the assessment of the performance of the GIS-based method used to evaluate the intactness of riparian habitats along the shorelines of Pigeon, Gull, Sylvan, and Buffalo lakes... More ≫

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This report documents the assessment of the performance of the GIS-based method used to evaluate the intactness of riparian habitats along the shorelines of Pigeon, Gull, Sylvan, and Buffalo lakes and their associated tributaries. Both desktop and field validation methods were used and the ability of the GIS assessment approach to capture relative differences in intactness locally and regionally was tested. Overall the method proved to be reliable for assessing and comparing the intactness of riparian management areas across large geographical areas.

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Pigeon Lake FIN summary, 2013

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Fall index netting (FIN) is conducted each year during late summer and fall on selected Alberta lakes to monitor walleye and northern pike populations. The abundance of adult fish as determined by... More ≫

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Fall index netting (FIN) is conducted each year during late summer and fall on selected Alberta lakes to monitor walleye and northern pike populations. The abundance of adult fish as determined by the netting is used to help determine the risk to the long-term sustainability of the fish population in a lake. This report presents the results of netting conducted in 2013 on Pigeon Lake.

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Pigeon Lake FIN summary, 2015

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Fall index netting (FIN) is conducted each year during late summer and fall on selected Alberta lakes to monitor walleye and northern pike populations. The abundance of adult fish as determined by... More ≫

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Fall index netting (FIN) is conducted each year during late summer and fall on selected Alberta lakes to monitor walleye and northern pike populations. The abundance of adult fish as determined by the netting is used to help determine the risk to the long-term sustainability of the fish population in a lake. This report presents the results of netting conducted in 2015 on Pigeon Lake.

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Ministerial Order MSL:049/18 [Municipal Affairs]

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This Ministerial Order appoints the Board of Directors for the South Pigeon Lake Regional Wastewater Services Commission.

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Riparian assessment for North Saskatchewan Region lakes

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The report documents the GIS-based method developed to assess the current condition of riparian habitats along the shorelines of Pigeon, Buffalo, Gull, and Sylvan lakes and their associated... More ≫

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The report documents the GIS-based method developed to assess the current condition of riparian habitats along the shorelines of Pigeon, Buffalo, Gull, and Sylvan lakes and their associated tributaries. The results of the riparian and land cover assessment are summarized and visualized, including a summary of habitat change within riparian management areas through time. Includes documentation of the GIS modelling and analysis methods including recommendations for minimum data standards and validation procedures.

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Welcome to Pigeon Lake yurts : user manual & visitor guide, small yurt

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The yurts in Pigeon Lake Provincial Park are a modernized version of the traditional yurt. They are warmer than a tent and have insulated walls and roofs, and an electric heater to keep cozy on... More ≫

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The yurts in Pigeon Lake Provincial Park are a modernized version of the traditional yurt. They are warmer than a tent and have insulated walls and roofs, and an electric heater to keep cozy on those cool fall evenings. In the summer, the yurts are kept cool with windows, dome and door openings providing cross ventilation. Yurts provide the ultimate camping experience, combining the comfort of a cabin and the intimacy of sleeping in the great outdoors.

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